HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984-05-17Town of Dryden
Planning Board
May 17th, 1984
• The Planning Board met on May 17th, 1984 at 8:00 P.M. with members
J. Hunt, R. Beck, R. Chase, R. Lampila, E. Dollaway, Chr. B. Caldwell,
Z.O. S. Stewart, and rep. from the Town Bd. C. Evans present.
J. Hunt moved to accept the minutes of the April 19th meeting, with
the addition of Sibley Stewart's to attendance. Seconded by R. Chase.
Vote- all yes. Motion carried.
Old business- The meeting was called to order by Chr. Caldwell at.
8 :15 P.M. to further consider the decision of Martha Wolga and her four.
lot sub- division. Neighbors present included; Warren Underwood, Mr. and
Mrs. Willemsen, Kay Barnes, Lee and Linda Snow. The hearing was offi-
cially concluded at the April meeting, but a decision was postponed for
additional input from people who could not be present. Mr. Willemsen of
330 Snyder Hill Rd. said that neighbors were misinformed about_ the public
hearing in April. He said that approximately six property owners were hav-
ing water problems.on Snyder Hill. There has been a request to the Town Bd.
to consider having water up to the Snyder Hill area. C. Evans said that a
water district would probably be established if the residents want it.
Warren Underwood said that he felt you would have to9°farther up than 1000
feet to take care of the residents that are currently having water problems.
Another concern was that if Mrs. Wolga's sub - division got water in their
wells that they would not then support the water district.
Lee Snow, a driller, said that from his experience with drilling wells
that there is no way of dertermining if four new wells in this subdivision
• would have an impact on other residents water. He said that there is water
in the Snyder Hill area. He said that 40 or 50 wells would definately make
an impact.
This Board understands the concerns of residents in this area, however
they felt they could not deny Martha Wolga the right to develop her land.
Ron Chase moved that approval be given for her four lot subdivision.
Second by Ron Beck. Vote- All yes. Motion carried.
John Hunt moved that the declaration on the EAF be negative. Seconded
by Ed Dollaway. Vote- All yes. Motion carried.
. New Business
Bob
Porteus was present to propose a
six lot subdivision on West Dryden
and Wood
submitted
Roads
and
of one and
received on
a half acre lots
April 17th, 1984.
each. The preliminary
A public hearing was
plan was
scheduled
for June
listed in
21st,
the
1984 at 8:00
subdivision
P.M. Needed
ordinance is an
for that meeting besides
EAF.
what is
A review of the maps that the Planning Bd. has been working on for the
past few months was made by John Hunt. Included so far are Suggested des-
ignated wetlands, Ag. Districts, current zoning districts; flood hazard zones
based on fifty year flood, airport hazard zone, half of the cemeteries are
shown presently. In reviewing these maps; he pointed out that slopes of 15%
or greater are mainly concentfated in the southern portion of the Town.
You begin to see that there are relatively few areas that are feasable. A
• large portion of the Town are public and institutionally owned lands. Also
shown was population growth. What's left is a small portion of the town.
He also pointed out that industries are going to need services and they are
clustered in a small area.
Town of Dryden
Planning Board
May 17th, 1984
Present from the Dryen Developement Committee were Bob Porteus and
Diane McFall. Bob Porteus gave the following suggestions for possible
zoning changes Extned MA from Pine Woods Rd to Ringwood Rd., CB from
Ringwood Rd. to the Dryden Village Line, CB from the Village of Dryden line
to 38 South to County line, CB from the Village of Dryden line to 13 North
to the county line, CB from the Village of Freeville line to .8 North to
the Town Line, and the County Landfill area, Caswell Rd. to MA possible site
of an Industrial Park. Critical things to nail down and spell out such as
moise levels, buffers, parking spaces for employees, refuse collection.
John Hunt has offered to take the maps out on.the road within the
Town to get some input.
Respectfully submitted,
Jane Koelsch